Longer terms for top vote-getters
With five council seats up for election, Tracy City Council defines how 4-year, 2-year terms will be filled By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council […]
Month: July 2020
The search for justice
Time might have washed a dark mystery from the minds of Tracy residents, but author Pat Lubeck is determined to find some answers and thus […]
They won’t forget
With more people going out, ‘Operation You’re Not Forgotten’ is dialing things back a bit. However, it will still be a presence for people in […]
Administration plans for an uncertain future
By Tara Brandl The countdown is on to the start of the 2020-21 school year. Unfortunately, the administration and staff at Tracy Area Public Schools […]
The 4th is with Currie
It might have been a bit scaled back because of COVID-19, but the city of Currie did its best to honor America by celebrating Independence […]
Creating a plan for the future
By Per Peterson Growing Tracy certainly won’t happen overnight, but it will happen. That’s the mindset of Tracy EDA Director Jeff Carpenter, who along with […]
They got their kicks (and more) on Route 66
John and Muriel Coulter have returned from their trip back in time: a 2,456.1-mile sojourn along the historic Route 66 By Per Peterson So, the […]
A new year, a new crop
After a forgettable 2019, local farmers are reveling in what has turned out to be as close to an ideal growing season as they could’ve […]